Starting in iOS 18 you can sync TipKit with CloudKit.

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iOS 18 introduces CloudKit sync support for TipKit, allowing tip states to synchronize across user devices. The setup process involves adding iCloud and CloudKit capabilities in Xcode, creating a container identifier ending with '.tips', enabling background modes, and configuring the Tips datastore with CloudKit container options. Developers using Core Data with CloudKit should use separate containers to avoid conflicts, as NSPersistentCloudKitContainer defaults to the first iCloud container identifier in entitlements.

Syncing TipKit with CloudKit